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Persona Grata Posted 19 years ago
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The insurance rates
Is it plural noun??
Insurance rate is the amount of money
I learned "distance, money, and time cannot be counted"
Insurance rate is the amount of money
I learned "distance, money, and time cannot be counted"
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Hi PG Insurance rates can be used in the plural. I don't know what you have been taught; the fact is that there are extremely few nouns that can never be used in the plural. Distance occurs in the plural frequently: He doesn't like to travel long distances.
- Hi PG Insurance rates can be used in the plural.
- I don't know what you have been taught; the fact is that there are extremely few nouns that can never be used in the plural.
- Distance occurs in the plural frequently: He doesn't like to travel long distances.
- Cheers CB
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Hi PG
Insurance rates can be used in the plural. I don't know what you have been taught; the fact is that there are extremely few nouns that can never be used in the plural. Distance occurs in the plural frequently: He doesn't like to travel long distances.
Cheers
CB
Insurance rates can be used in the plural. I don't know what you have been taught; the fact is that there are extremely few nouns that can never be used in the plural. Distance occurs in the plural frequently: He doesn't like to travel long distances.
Cheers
CB
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